Services Rendered but Wages Denied
Many of you may be wondering why C-SEP has undergone a recent transformation. Its logo has changed, its website has changed look and domains, the previous email account lay idle, and on-demand lessons have been removed. This is not a rebranding, but rather me refusing to pay my brother money I owe and I have no intentions of paying. In short, it is cheaper for me to rebrand than to be honest.
My brother worked remotely for C-SEP for nearly a decade and with BoscoK12 for nearly five years. Concerning C-SEP, I agreed to compensate him a few thousand dollars per year for his assistance. He was responsible for tasks such as creating and managing the C-SEP website; developing training resources and handouts; promoting and managing paid trainings; assisting with peer-reviewed journal articles; billing; handling emails; and generating certificates.
I told my brother that his C-SEP earnings were being deposited into a U.S. bank account that was available upon request. Despite his making multiple requests for payment over the past several months, I have no intentions of paying. Sadly, some of the amount at issue was contributed by Dr. Edward Schultz, but I will keep this too!
These are the general facts: I invited my brother to work for C-SEP and BoscoK12; We mutually agreed to the terms for both ventures; he worked faithfully and deligently for both companies for many years; I ended the arrangement when my brother asked for compensation; I am refusing to pay according to the terms agreed; and I have no intentions to keep the promises I made because I lack the principles and integrity that would influence me to do what is right!